Thunderbirds
in Scotland?
Farmer claims sea eagles snatched his five Shetland
pony foals
A farmer from South Uist claims sea eagles are
behind the disappearance of five Shetland pony foals from his hillside croft.
Donald John Cameron said they vanished without a
trace over a nine-week period between May and July, and that he has often seen
the birds of prey circling his animals.
Sea eagles, also known as white-tailed eagles, are
known to attack livestock and farmers claim to have seen them carrying lambs
away.
However, the National Centre for Birds of Prey
believed it was "most unlikely" that sea eagles would be capable of
flying off with a foal.
Scotland's nature agency NatureScot said that while
there was "no direct evidence" the birds were responsible, they would
be "analysing prey remains from sea eagle nests" on the island.
Source:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7vlvlvyl5go
So if a sea eagle isn’t the culprit could it be a
legendary thunderbird? Thunderbirds are believed to be prehistoric survivors such as Pterosaurs, flying lizards .Some grew
to huge sizes. There continues to be sightings to this day .See below for more information.
Could thunderbirds still be around, what do you think?
https://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2009/11/piasa-bird-legend-or-thunderbird.html
https://cryptozoo-oscity.blogspot.com/2011/10/more-thunderbird-sightings-reported.html
t
No comments:
Post a Comment